BBADTIFUIi CRIST 1LLIZID SILVER. 



^ Eighteen years agaa prominenl mining man now resid- 

 ing near Xcw York secured an exquisite little collect ion 

 of silver specimens from the famous mines at Batopilas, 



Mexico. All these years they have been carefully pre- 

 served in a plate glass and ebony case; now they are dis- 

 played in our salesrooms, and may lie secured at less than 

 their original cost, at the mines There are beautiful 

 crystalline plates, "fern leaves," groups of sharp crystals, 

 etc., 50c. to $G.OO. Also one extra choice group of 

 Pyrargyrite crystals. $20.00, and a line Argentite, 

 si 0.00. 



JAPANESE QUARTZ TWINS. 



Our announcement that we had secured 30 contact twins of Quartz lias been 

 received with merited enthusiasm by scientific collectors. A few still remain at 

 50c. to S2.00. 



WONDERFULLY FINE SMOKY QUARTZ FROM N. C. 



The Stephenson collection, recently sold, contained few crystals approaching in 

 beauty or merit those which we now have on sale at 10c. to S'^.00. Clear and 

 (lawless, and with brilliant faces and many of them, it is no wonder that they are 

 so popular. 



LARGE COLUMBITE CRYSTALS. 



A new lot secured by our collector on his third visit to the N. C. locality, 50c. 

 to S7.50. 



OTHER DESIRABLE N. C. MINERALS. 



Loose terminated crystals of Green Cyanite, ioc to $i.oo. 



Iredell Co. Zircon crystals, large size, rare form, low price, 5c. to 25c. 



Corundum, various attractive colors, 10c. to $1.00. 



Chrysolite, finest masses ever found, 10c. to 50c. 



Bronzite, superfine. 10c. to 50c. 



Amethyst hi beautiful crystals and groups, thoroughly attractive and very 

 cheap, 5c. to £2.00. 



Aquamarine and very dark, rich Golden Beryl, in fragments suitable for 

 cutting into gems, 25c. to $2.00; also good little Purple Garnet pebbles for 

 cutting, 5c. to 50c. 



Transparent Oligoclase, 50e. to $i.oo. Cleavages of White Microcline, 



5c. to 25c. Hiddenite, small crystals, 5c. to 25c. Uraninite, surrounded by 

 bright orange Gummite, 25c. to $1.00. Samarskite, fine pieces, 10c. to $2.00. 



RARE COLORADO MINERALS. 



Calaverite in quartz, small but good pieces, 25c. to $2.00 ; Pseudomorphs 



of Gold after Calaverite, 25c. to 75c: fine, large specimens of Sylvanite, 



$4.00 to $7.50; Johannite, 25c. to $1.25; large, loose crystals of transparent 



Selenite (new), ioc. to soc. 



TYROLESE EPIDOTES. 



100 choice little groups, 10c. to $1.00. 



FLASHY AUSTRALIAN OPALS. 



A small lot of specimens, surprisingly full of fire, $1.00 to $7.50. 



NEW STYLE MEXICAN ONYX. 



A small strike, recently made, brings to us a sort of " fortification agate " in 

 Mexican Onyx ; colors are remarkably bright, and banding exceptionally fine. 

 Polished specimens 15c. to $1.00. 

 Our Fall Bulletin, issued Nov. 1st, notes many other important additions 



to our stock. Free. 



124 pp. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, 25c. in paper; 50c. in cloth. 



44 pp. ILLUSTRATED PRICE-LISTS, 4c; Bulletins and Circulars free. 



GEO. L. ENGLISH & CO., Mineralogists, 

 64 East 12th St., New York City. 



